This faucet looks small in size, is it good to use in a regular kitchen sink??? From the reviews it sounds that it fits as a bar sink only... Help?
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We did use it for our basement bar sink. I think it would be fine for a kitchen sink if it is not a really large one. Also, it does not have a sprayer.
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It's a few inches smaller (shorter) than my regular kitchen sink but its bigger than a typical bar faucet. It looks awesome, came with everything you need to install and feels like good quality. The stream of water comes out a bit hard and focused (1 inch wide, 1/8" thick) so it spashes a bit but I turned down my control ball valve and it works good for me.
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It is a pretty good size .It could be used in a kitchen sink. It does not have a sprayer like other kitchen faucets.Also the mounting hole is fairly large(1"-1.25"),so make sure the kitchen sink has a large enough hoole
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It is a regular sized faucet but would not recommend in an every day use kitchen..the metal is very thin and probably couldnt keep up with the wear and tear and swiveling etc...but looks and is very nice
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It's big enough for a regular kitchen sink, but not a giant sink. Mid-size, double bowl should work easily if you can place it in the middle. There is no hose, so you may want to invest in one. We have it in our bar - it looks great, but I'm glad we went with a medium-large bar sink so it doesn't look too big for the sink. Our sink is 19'' x 19'' and the faucet stands 12'' high from the countertop & extends a little over 6'' into the sink. I would use it in my kitchen if we installed a hose with it.
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I agree with the previous responders. The faucet may not be durable enough to withstand frequent, daily use and doesn't have the qualities I would be most likely to look for in a kitchen faucet: a head that will provide a strong flow, a sprayer and the ability to swivel. I would not recommend this for a kitchen.
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Im a contractor if you have enough flat counter space your sink hole can be enlarged. This is a normal size sink for a normal size kitchen. I just installed one in a 1960 kitchen with out changing a thing. works fine and its cheap!
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Yes, I have this installed in an outdoor kitchen bar sink. They are 4"....nice faucet for the price
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No, I wouldn't use it in my kitchen. Definitely a cheaper faucet, I'm glad mine doesn't get daily use, used for a utility sink.
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Dear Mary and others,The faucet is 3/4" in diameter. The shaft is about 1" long. Please let us know if there's any other question or concern. Our family looks forward to serving you as well as others!Sincerely,PWH
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MY SINK came with a drain. The sink, waterfall faucet are great --- look even better than picture. BE CAREFUL WHEN INSTALLING. We have a 22" wide counter top - so we were concerned with the spacing of the faucet to the back of sink. Our spacing is like insturctions BUT should be 2" between the crook in the faucet and the back lip of the sink --- if not, the water from the faucet is right on top of the drain stopper causing the water to splash a lot. Mounting sink also needs special care --- glass sink is not always perfectly flat and may wobble. Use a sticky (2 sided) foam pad around the hole to secure sink and eliminate wobble. Hope this all helps. MY SINK came with a drain. The sink, waterfall faucet are great --- look even better than picture. BE CAREFUL WHEN INSTALLING. We have a 22" wide counter top - so we were concerned with the spacing of the faucet to the back of sink. Our spacing is like insturctions BUT should be 2" between the crook in the faucet and the back lip of the sink --- if not, the water from the faucet is right on top of the drain stopper causing the water to splash a lot. Mounting sink also needs special care --- glass sink is not always perfectly flat and may wobble. Use a sticky (2 sided) foam pad... » Read More MY SINK came with a drain. The sink, waterfall faucet are great --- look even better than picture. BE CAREFUL WHEN INSTALLING. We have a 22" wide counter top - so we were concerned with the spacing of the faucet to the back of sink. Our spacing is like insturctions BUT should be 2" between the crook in the faucet and the back lip of the sink --- if not, the water from the faucet is right on top of the drain stopper causing the water to splash a lot. Mounting sink also needs special care --- glass sink is not always perfectly flat and may wobble. Use a sticky (2 sided) foam pad around the hole to secure sink and eliminate wobble. Hope this all helps. « Show Less
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I have a single bowl sink, 32" wide, and this looks great with it. The faucet is one of the highlights of our kitchen. It's sleek and simple with a small footprint, so it's not overpowering in that sense. In terms of height, that's a matter of opinion. Yes, you can knock the sprayer down, but you get used to avoiding it and your coordination builds. I've gotten into the habit of turning it to the side and that just about solves the problem. Also, sometimes, I just let the sprayer hang free and turn the arm away completely. The neck isn't stretchy, so it doesn't fall into the sink. It pretty much just holds it shape in place. I even have the water running at full blast and the sprayer stays put. I have a single bowl sink, 32" wide, and this looks great with it. The faucet is one of the highlights of our kitchen. It's sleek and simple with a small footprint, so it's not overpowering in that sense. In terms of height, that's a matter of opinion. Yes, you can knock the sprayer down, but you get used to avoiding it and your coordination builds. I've gotten into the habit of turning it to the side and that just about solves the problem. Also, sometimes, I just let the sprayer hang free and turn the arm away completely. The neck isn't stretchy, so it doesn't fall into the sink. It... » Read More I have a single bowl sink, 32" wide, and this looks great with it. The faucet is one of the highlights of our kitchen. It's sleek and simple with a small footprint, so it's not overpowering in that sense. In terms of height, that's a matter of opinion. Yes, you can knock the sprayer down, but you get used to avoiding it and your coordination builds. I've gotten into the habit of turning it to the side and that just about solves the problem. Also, sometimes, I just let the sprayer hang free and turn the arm away completely. The neck isn't stretchy, so it doesn't fall into the sink. It pretty much just holds it shape in place. I even have the water running at full blast and the sprayer stays put. « Show Less
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yes it is the base size is large and may not fit your bar sink. If you have to return shipping is expensive as It is heavy. Really pretty
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I installed this faucet in a standard width granite countertop for my bar sink and had no problems. Looks and works great!
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To my knowledge I think it is for vessel sinks...it is a huge diameter. I couldn't see it fitting in a regular sink or using a lever. Hope this helps!
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Sorry this answer may be late, but the sink is 6 inches deep from the counter top. It is considered a "bar' sink. You have to use a strainer for a bar sink. A regular one is too large.
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No, it is a standard sink size. My sister has a farmhouse sink and it would be too small for hers.
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This faucet isn't designed to fit a normal sink used for potable water. I suppose someone somewhere might drink out of their utility sink, but having lead in these kinds of faucets isn't uncommon. Be sure if you're looking to purchase a sink similar to this to always check the warnings.
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This faucet is really a piece of junk. It won't last long. Send it back if you can. The only reason I didn't return it is because I installed it (with great difficulty) in a small bar sink that will hardly be used. It's too small for a regular kitchen sink.
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E.- This is THE best faucet (in my opinion) on the market!! My husband has been a licensed carpenter for over 30 years and we have done a lot of kitchens, baths, etc. which have included many, many faucets. We built our home and this was the only kitchen faucet to install! We recently purchased another (winter) home down south and remodeled our kitchen. I had to have the same faucet down here!! We have had NO problem with the one up north (several years now). Yes, it is heavy/sturdy/well made and I highly recommend it!! Hope this helps! (I LOVE IT!!!!)
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We just installed this sink under our granite countertop. It is an undermount sink and should work the same way with Corian if you are getting a new countertop and they can cut it on site to mount the sink for you. It looks very nice as our bar sink or prep sink. If you have an existing countertop and are replacing a top mount sink, this probably won't work for you, I believe, but you can ask a countertop expert or a plumber. Hope that helps!
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This is the only thing that was different for this sink: I ordered with it, Inello Brushed Nickel Pop-up Drain Without Overflow for Vessel Sinks (that is important because there is no overflow in the sink) and Euro Modern Contemporary Bathroom Lavatory Vanity Vessel Sink Faucet, Brushed Nickel (that is also important to have a tall enough faucet because the sink is a lot higher and larger than anticipated. I believe I ordered a mounting ring as well but could not find that on amazon website and I would have purchased that all together. I already had the rest of the plumbing because I just replaced the old sink. Everything was standard and code for a regular sink. Hope this helps you. This is the only thing that was different for this sink: I ordered with it, Inello Brushed Nickel Pop-up Drain Without Overflow for Vessel Sinks (that is important because there is no overflow in the sink) and Euro Modern Contemporary Bathroom Lavatory Vanity Vessel Sink Faucet, Brushed Nickel (that is also important to have a tall enough faucet because the sink is a lot higher and larger than anticipated. I believe I ordered a mounting ring as well but could not find that on amazon website and I would have purchased that all together. I already had the rest of the plumbing because I just... » Read More This is the only thing that was different for this sink: I ordered with it, Inello Brushed Nickel Pop-up Drain Without Overflow for Vessel Sinks (that is important because there is no overflow in the sink) and Euro Modern Contemporary Bathroom Lavatory Vanity Vessel Sink Faucet, Brushed Nickel (that is also important to have a tall enough faucet because the sink is a lot higher and larger than anticipated. I believe I ordered a mounting ring as well but could not find that on amazon website and I would have purchased that all together. I already had the rest of the plumbing because I just replaced the old sink. Everything was standard and code for a regular sink. Hope this helps you. « Show Less